Five of the most significant victories in New Zealand's 90 years of test cricket.

COMMENT: Not-so-fast bowler makes habit of proving critics wrong - with the ball at least.

PLUS: Boadband barney ahead as Chorus pushes back at Spark, Vodafone fixed-wireless.

They've come a long way from being pelted with beer cans to possibly hosting a World Cup.

COMMENT: Phil Gifford's talking points from the latest round of Super Rugby.

Black Caps bowler could become an unlikely world record holder.

Dan Hooker successful on a big day for Kiwis, but American Paul Felder earns respect too.

COMMENT: Lazy and disinterested rugby could learn a thing or two from cricket.

'I'm in it until the wheels fall off, and that's what separates me from a lot of guys.'

Fellow Kiwi driver could push Scott McLaughlin and challenge for Supercars title.

COMMENT: Pacific Island rugby suffering from a one-way street, but a fix is possible.

Trainer-driver left worried by task ahead of Kiwi favourite at Chariots of Fire.

Editorial: In-form captain Sophie Devine can lead NZ women's cricketers to an upset.

Kara-France and Riddell will make their dreams of fighting at a home UFC event a reality.

Our betting expert identifies the best bet for the weekend in sport.

Richard Gladwell: 2017 heroes return, as defender continues to do things differently.

COMMENT: He's no stranger to hospital passes - and this one is as big as they get.

Wayde Egan could become one of the most important players at the Mt Smart club.

COMMENT: Discarded No 8 must find the inspiration to continue fighting for a Blues spot.

Athletes-turned-mums-turned-athletes and mums on ice packs in bras, baby blues on tour.

Hurricanes step up to claim spots in round three's team of the week.

The Black Caps should be more competitive against India than they were in Australia.

Black Caps batting supremo about to play his 100th test. Here's how the first 99 unfolded.

Forward-obsessed Bulls team with ageing first-five should struggle to beat Blues.

COMMENT: He's a ferocious competitor on the pitch but Dane Coles needs help - now.

He planned to give up rugby for kickboxing but a love of the team sport draws him back.

By opening its doors to Adesanya and MMA, the Halbergs felt like it mattered once again.

Already struggling competition is hurt further by failure of Australian teams to front up.

The Barrett situation is the most articulate argument against further sabbaticals.

'It's crucial everyone supports it - these cards are 'like the lifeblood of our sport'.